Project guide
Morning Routine Paper Doll Quiet Book
Build a morning sequence with picture cards and paper dolls, and distinguish loose routine pieces from a complete quiet book.
Choose the steps your child uses
The separate visual schedule below has picture cards for waking, dressing, brushing teeth, breakfast, packing and leaving. Start with three relevant steps, then add others as the routine becomes familiar. Arrange them in your family’s order rather than assuming every home follows the same sequence.
Move through the morning together
Print the chosen visual schedule at 100%, color before cutting if desired, and cut its cards and check tokens. Place one token beside a finished pretend step, then ask which picture comes next. Keep the pieces on a table or mat; this activity does not require binding them into a book.
Keep a schedule distinct from a quiet book
A complete book would also need page layouts, secure attachment instructions and a way to close and store the pieces. Those parts are not supplied by this paused download. For repeated use of the separate schedule, keep its cards in an envelope and check that the full set is returned after play.
Try the new morning matching pages
Four routine boards and eight matching cards, in color or line art. Start with loose pages; this digital trial has not had its optional binding and storage physically tested.
Other available activities
These are separate printables with their own contents and instructions. They are not replacement parts for this set.
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